Revolt and gun running amid Forresters siege
A fragmentary synopsis centers on James Clyde aiding a siege by transporting guns to clients including Rejoh Mantusen. Hidden factions and specific locations are hinted, with Christine as a danger figure and a recon mission linking to Mestusea. The Forresters’ supply of guns drives the perilous plot.
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James Clyde
Cliens
Trat Imgong Bay
Forresters
Christine
Clyde
Foul Thorne
Mantusen's Trap and Clyde's Last Card
In a tense council aboard a whaleboat, Mantusen rejects retreat as Clyde presses a risky plan to push upriver with Linkang guns. The aim is to force a leap on Dyak stockades at Balong, using rockets and reinforced nets, while Mantusen beds the risky alliance and Clyde seeks masterful control before a final gamble.
Shooting Inquiry Soon To Be Ended
Police said they expected to clear up soon the shooting of Russell Hardy a 44 year old Justice Department attorney who was wounded in the hip by an unidentified man on a street in Alexandria Virginia Hardy who worked as a special assistant to Attorney General Cummings said the assailant was a panhandler and anger over refused money led to the shooting as he prepared to enter his car in front of a hotel A hotel employee later said a woman had been with Hardy a few minutes before the shooting causing a revised account from Hardy
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Alexandria
Russell Hardy
Justice Department
Hardy
Cummings
Fred
Sergi G. V. Everly
Burned Plane And Two Bodies Are Discovered
A single engine monoplane vanished from Winslow Arizona yesterday with Mr and Mrs Vandevier aboard. Debris and two bodies were found among wreckage in a flat desert area. The search is ongoing as authorities verify identities and determine cause.
New York Attorney Described by Sergeant in Interview
The sergeant said the company was described as a woman attorney from New York.
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New York
Barbara Stanwyck battles custody and studio suspensions
Barbara Stanwyck fights a custody battle with Frank Fay over their foster son Dion True. She defends her choices in court and discusses why she refused film roles, noting suspensions by RKO and 20th Century-Fox as part of studio discipline and her stance on the case.
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Hollywood
Barbara Duta Cool
Sears
Suany
Frank Fay
Dion True
Cole
Someopie
Vye
Muss Stanwyck
Fay
State Supreme Court
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RKO
20Th Century-Fox
Darryl Zanuck
Warner Brothers
Aliss Stanwyck
Olive Barton starts daily column Raising a Family
Olive Roberts Barton, a mother, teacher, and author, begins a new daily column Raising a Family in The News. Her experience in Pittsburgh public schools and classroom storytelling informs practical child training advice readers can clip and save, with the first installment on page 3.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Barton
Pittsburgh
NBC reshapes educational content across WJZ WEAF WEAF and more
NBC outlines a plan to drop the phrase This has been an NBC educational feature ending on education focused broadcasts. About twenty programs across WJZ and WEAF will be reclassified. Tonight featuresSenator Thomas on Merchant Marine Labor, Senator Bane on Neutrality, and a varied NBC lineup with Burns and Allen Crooks McGee Spitali ngs and Weber concerts.
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Burns and Allen
Richard Crooks
Fibber McGee
Phil Spitaing
Marek Weber
Lani McIntire
WABC
CBS
Arthur Godfrey
Stanwyck Reflects On Acting And Busy Life As Star
The text recalls Miss Stanwyck as she discusses sacrificing salary for dramatic ideals. She notes a desire to stay busy and admits she is a ham. The passage lists officers for multiple groups including Wheaton and Silver Spring with presidents and secretaries.
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Miss Stanwyck
Homemakers Clubs Name Officers in Montgomery County
In Rockville Maryland on January 30, several Montgomery County homemakers clubs elected officers. Appointments include presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurers for Burtonsville Cabin John Damascus Gaithersburg Travilah Darnestown and Poolesville Barnesville Dickerson areas with county home demonstration agent Miss Edythe M. Turner announcing the results.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Edythe M. Turner
Burtonsville
Henry Lank
Edward Peters
Earl Becraft Cabin John
Earl H. Lenoir
Shaver
A. T. Irs. Gilmer B. Ran
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C. B. Norton
Charles _ ries Smith
Org
Clarence D Day
Lester Dulaney
Clifton Dronenburg
Joan Andrews
5Ster
Damascus
Liu Stannewiset
Amrs Eigw
Duval
Treas Scott
Ger’ Ar Corns E Keister
John FF
Union Bridge News Highlights and Local Notices
Union Bridge notes on visitors and family events include Mr. and Mrs. Mortison Smith hosting supper for Edward T. Devilbiss and guests, plus Theodore Wolfe returning from New York relatives. Jimmie Torm improves after illness while Reuben Grabill rests at his daughter’s home. The Stitely family and others are mentioned with births and local movements.
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Union Bridge
Mortison Smith
Uniontown
Edward T. Devilbiss
Theodore Wolfe
New York
Jimmie Torm
Reuben Grabill
Carrie Bohn
Jonnsville
Raymond Stitely
Betty Lou
Frances Stitely
Richard
Hagers
John Danner
Daugner
Preston Rinehart
PCA Board Meets in Frederick to reelect officers
Frederick Production Credit Association directors held an organization meeting Saturday reelecting officers and personnel. Thos C Darby was re elected president Alvie Etzler remains vice president John T Scott returns to the loan committee Thos C Darby Walter D Bromley is re elected secretary treasurer The article notes the Thames river once flowed over land now covered by London buildings as context.
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PCA
Frederick
Family News Notes From Washington and Baltimore
Mr. David Rinehart and his son Lee visited Washington with Mr. and Mrs. Silver Cristofori after a period of illness. Ruth Grimes spent Wednesday in Baltimore.
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David Rinehart
Lee
Washington
Silver Cristofori
Ruth Grimes
Baltimore
Milk Producers Meet Highlights County Dairymen Leaders
Many Countians At Milk Producers Meet in Baltimore on January 3 as the Maryland Co operatives absorb the dairy association. Speakers included Byrd, Mayor Jackson, Attorney General Ossa, and Laban Sparks. The cooperative touted its long management by LW Heaps and reported 1937 marketing of 123,815,7396 gallons valued at 33 tit SS.
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Marcysand State
Darymen’s
Wadey
Maryland
Howard Wi Jacason
Torney
Herbert R. Ocssaf
Laban Sparks
Co-operative Board
Cc Poperatve
United States
LW. Heaps
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